Digital Government

Tech groups settle lawsuit

TechAmerica and the Information Technology Industry Council revealed few details on the deal that dispensed with the $5 million case.

Cybersecurity

Improving IT security by implementing better governance

As agency executives look to implement and reinforce cybersecurity as part of their overall IT and programmatic priorities, an important OMB policy and industry implementation framework can provide context and support by enabling sound IT governance.

Digital Government

Trying to Limit the Collection of Personal Data Would Be a Lost Cause

The government should focus instead on making sure that data does the least harm, a White House report says.

Emerging Tech

The World's First Bitcoin Bank Will Open This Summer

The people who brought you bitcoin ATMs are now looking to conquer bitcoin banking.

Digital Government

White House expands data protections to non-citizens

The change comes out of the 90-day review of federal privacy rules as they relate to big data.

Digital Government

House rejects attempt to revive OTA

The Office of Technology Assessment has been unfunded for the better part of 20 years.

Digital Government

The Death of the Federal Snow Day?

'This really isn’t just about teleworking anymore,' Tangherlini says.

People

Linking research to real life (and to real-world budgets)

With a doctorate in neuroscience and a talent for finding funding, Ivy Estabrooke personifies the Office of Naval Research's straddling of science and military operations.

Modernization

Agency tech initiatives leaving money on the table

A MeriTalk study says another $19.7 billion could be saved through consolidation, virtualization, cloud computing, remote access and infrastructure diversification.

Digital Government

A Magic 8 Ball, Armed With Data

A new tool promises to harness the power of data to help us make better decisions.

Cybersecurity

GAO: TSA not making most of imaging tech

TSA is not effectively monitoring data or conducting appropriate tests of its Advanced Imaging Technology scanning machines at U.S. airports.

Digital Government

Edward Snowden: NSA Spies on Americans More Than Anyone Else

'We watch our own people more closely than we watch any other population in the world.'

Digital Government

The FCC Chief Just Told the Cable Execs to 'Put Away Their Party Hats'

The chairman warned the industry it faces tough regulation should it abuse its newfound internet leeway.

Cybersecurity

PreCheck program goes international

Air Canada is the first non-U.S. carrier to participate, but TSA says others are lining up to join the security preclearance program.